You are here: / Axle Group Holdings Limited

Posts

Halfords investing up to £81 million in Axle Group acquisition

Halfords

Following the news that Halfords Group is buying Axle Group Holdings Ltd including 239 National Tyres garages and 60 mobile tyre fitting vans, further details relating to the transaction have emerged. Firstly, while company announcements refer to the purchase of “National”, Halfords’ latest acquisition actually sees the company purchase the entire issued share capital of Axle Group Holdings Ltd (“National”) for £62 million. And the transaction is expected to be completed on 9 December 2021.

Read more

Related news:

  1. Halfords buys National Tyres and Autocare in £62 million deal
  2. Axle Group investing £12 million in acquisition strategy
  3. McConechy’s Tyre Service Ltd sold to Halfords for £8.5 million
  4. Halfords ‘motoring revenue’ will be 70% post National Tyres acquisition
/by

Halfords buys National Tyres and Autocare in £62 million deal

Halfords is paying £62 million for National, the tyre and automotive servicing, maintenance and repair business, which operates under the National Tyres and Autocare, Viking Wholesale Tyres and Tyre Shopper brands. As a result, Halfords’ garage estate will grow by more than 60 per cent (from 372 to 604 garages), offering MOT, servicing, fitting and repair services. According to Halfords, this deal makes it “the largest vehicle service, maintenance and repair business in the UK, with the majority of UK households within a 20-minute drive of a Halfords garage.” However, Tyres & Accessories data suggests European Tyre Enterprises Ltd (ETEL), which incorporates 650 Kwik Fits in its portfolio, is still the largest in the UK with a total estate of 740 at the last count.

Read more

Related news:

  1. Axle Group investing £12 million in acquisition strategy
  2. McConechy’s Tyre Service Ltd sold to Halfords for £8.5 million
  3. Goodyear and Halfords moves represent the virtualization of the tyre distribution chain
  4. Halfords buys Universal Tyres and Autocentres for £15 million
/by

Axle appoints group procurement director

,

Axle Group Holdings Limited, which incorporates National Tyres and Autocare, National Fleet and Viking Wholesale Tyres, has appointed Alastair Lawrence as group procurement director. Lawrence will be taking over from Peter Harries who retires in December after 11 years with the group. The role will focus on developing and implementing the group purchasing strategy whilst maximising growth and maintaining effective supplier relationships.

Read more

Related news:

  1. National Tyres and Autocare is not associated with National Tyres Network
  2. Goodyear names Maureen Thune as chief procurement officer
  3. Halfords and Mobivia forge long term sourcing alliance
  4. New Goodyear rubber procurement policy to guide supply chain development
/by

National Tyres and Autocare is not associated with National Tyres Network

National Tyres and Autocare has issued a statement clarifying that it is not associated with another business operating in the market called “National Tyres Network”. Writing in a statement issued 8 August, the company said: “Axle Group Holdings Limited (which owns National Tyres and Autocare and sister company Viking Wholesale Tyres) works closely with a network of over 3000 independent garages throughout the UK and believe raising awareness of this issue is in the interests of both the industry and our network. Any approach from National Tyres Network Limited is not in any way associated with National Tyre Service Limited or National Tyres and Autocare.”

Read more

Related news:

  1. National confirms Leaseplan Preferred Tyre Supplier status
  2. National Tyres and Autocare board approves leases for 10 new branches
  3. National Tyres and Autocare announces winner of 2016 Ghostbusters promotion
  4. National Tyres: Vehicle safety vital, staff and customer safety paramount
/by

We see you are visiting us from China.

If you would like the latest news from the Chinese tyre industry in Chinese, visit our partner site TyrepressChina.com. Or click below to continue on Tyrepress.